As we learned, Apple would be working on future Beats headphones for its product will be launched at the next WWDC. In addition, it is also available for the new X AirPods that we will see between September and October.
From "Beats" to "Apple" and the new AirPods X
Jon Prosser, known in the Apple world for his sources and has made accurate forecasts in the past, has published in a book Submit new information about these new headphones. Details confirm rumors that we have heard it many times over the past months.
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Apple Over-Ear Earphones
Codename: B515
(Think Beats 700)
$ 350
Targeted by WWDCAirPods X
Codename: B517
Sports / Running
(think Beats X)
~ $ 200
Intended for September / OctAbly That's probably what DigiTimes thinks is "AirsPods Pro Lite"
Elimination goal: Beats section isigaba
– Jon Prosser (@jon_prosser) April 7, 2020
Following the purchase of Beats in 2014, Apple was expected to suck the company up and take over its technology. Instead of keeping it as the second type you own. Today, the Beats brand seems to be operating independently of Apple, and yet we can begin to see the changing of events.
Apple-branded rear headphones have been included in rumors and leaks. These new headers, called the B515, could be better for the current Beats with, perhaps, greater improvements in audio quality. The price line will be around $ 350 and you can enjoy features like the "Hey Siri", a much more refined design than the current Beats or sound cancellation upgrade. According to sources, we can see these articles appearing in the WWDCHowever, the discovery remains a mystery.
As for the next generation of AirPods, allegedly it will get the AirPods X name and it will be about $ 200 in price, the news is clear. There have even been talk of sports recruitment chips, something that, considering it's a well-deserved product in the gaming system, makes sense. It looks like the new heads up will be introduced in the new iPhone 12 Keynote, which, if all goes well, will take place between September and October this year.
With the advent of the particular "Apple brand Beats" we may be surprised how often will we see the release of models of current headsets, especially considering the 40% discount Apple offers to its employees on various Beats headphones. Finally, and as we mentioned at the beginning of the article, when Apple bought Beats many of us expect a quick integration of its products and technologies.
Will we see the whole Apple brand family? Anything from AirPods to AirPods Pro to "Beats"? It's understandable, right now, and if we don't see any other leaks available, our next point of reference will be the WWDC, one, though held online, promises to be more fun.
